1m Aluzinc Rolled Casing
Straight Aluzinc casing forming the protective outer jacket around insulated pipe runs.
View Rolled CasingBlank End Aluzinc Insulation Cladding is a fabricated metal finishing component used to close and protect the exposed end of an insulated and Aluzinc-clad pipe run. It provides a neat, durable termination while helping protect the insulation beneath the outer cladding system.
Manufactured for professional mechanical insulation, HVAC, plant room and industrial pipework applications, the blank end is designed to complement our Aluzinc pipe insulation cladding range, including rolled casing, elbows, bends, tees and fabricated fittings.
An Aluzinc blank end is used where an insulated pipe or metal cladding system terminates and the exposed insulation needs a clean, durable outer covering. It forms part of the finished protective jacketing around the insulation.
Typical applications include:
For a complete installation, combine the blank end with Aluzinc rolled casing , matching elbows, segmented bends, tees and suitable cladding fixings.
Aluzinc uses a steel substrate protected by an aluminium-zinc metallic coating. Compared with lightweight aluminium cladding, the steel core produces a more rigid outer jacket, which can be useful on pipework where knocks, abrasion or mechanical damage are more likely.
This makes Aluzinc particularly suitable for industrial plant, accessible services and other mechanically demanding installations. Material selection should always follow the requirements of the project, environment and insulation specification.
It is used to close and finish the exposed termination of an insulated pipe that has been protected with Aluzinc cladding, helping create a neat and durable outer finish.
No. The blank end is part of the protective metal cladding system. The thermal performance is provided by the insulation installed beneath the Aluzinc outer jacket.
Aluzinc cladding uses a steel substrate protected by an aluminium-zinc metallic coating, giving the finished cladding greater rigidity than a comparable lightweight aluminium outer jacket.
Aluzinc can be a useful choice where additional rigidity and resistance to knocks or abrasion are important. Aluminium is lighter and easier to handle, so the correct material should be selected according to the installation environment and project specification.
Select the appropriate dimensions for the finished insulated pipe. Pipe outside diameter and insulation thickness should both be considered when specifying the cladding.
Yes. Insulation & More supplies Aluzinc rolled casing and fabricated components including elbows, segmented bends, tees, end caps, valve and flange boxes, together with suitable cladding fixings and installation tools.
For larger quantities, pipe schedules, commercial projects or regular requirements, speak to our team about trade supply and fabricated Aluzinc cladding.